Friday, April 26, 2013

Newspaper Notes

Size of Newspaper
Broadsheet (Eagle's Eye)

3 or more stories on front page

Tabloid

2 or less stories

News Magazine

No stories on front page
Always have a glossy cover
inside may or may not be glossy

Akins Front Cover

Stories & Page numbers
main topic w/ photo
header
Newspaper name (flag)
categories (kicker)
teaser
folio(text underneath flag)
school name
location
caption

-header
-2 sentence caption
-"photo by"

jump(gets you to one story to another)

-jump line ("see page__)

Screens(colored areas)
info graphic(more information in graphic form)
index
mast head

-newspaper staff(staff box)
-organization
-editorial policy
-newspaper name

Monday, April 22, 2013

My favorite newspaper was theTemple Daily Telegram from Temple, Texas. I like how there are many stories which you can chose to read on the front page.

"More than the Lords work on sundays" is my favorite headline mostly because i wanted to know what they were talking about, it caught my attention.

There are 5 stories on the front page of this news paper.

All newspaper stories have the same font and size. All of them have a big photo somewhere on the top with the main story to go along with it.

Some front pages just have a photo and a bit of writing, almost looks like a magazine. They all have a different font for their headline and the title of their newspaper. Some have more stories than others.

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

review

Who: charrin in the saint Bernard
what: slobbering over hamburger in front of him
when: yesterday, april 15
where: animal show for commercial
why: he's a famous dog
Hl: Hamburger Drooling
For a perfect commercial shot, Charrin drools all over the place as he looks at a juicy hamburger.
Sadly he didn't get his hamburger, instead he was stuffed with treats.

rules of photography-
simplicity
rule of thirds
cropping

news value
Human interest
Timeliness
Proximity

Lenses and Photography Vocabulary

I would use a telephoto lens to capture an object that is very far.I would use a prime lens to take a photo at night, maybe if I'm at apart with low light. I would use a wide-angle lens to capture a landscape shot, or maybe a big festival like coachella. Depth of Field (shallow and wide)- What is in focus.Light (angle and intensity)- How much light that is in the photo. This can be useful when you're in a dark area, you need more light.Shadows- Where there is no light. Normally you'd want to avoid shadows.

Diffusion- lowering the light.
Exposure- If your photo is too bright or too dark, depending on how it looks.
Aperture (f-stop)- how much light you want to enter through lens, and how much blur will show on the photo.
Shutter speed- How fast you want the lens to open which will determine the amount of light that will enter as well. This works well when you need a photo of something moving, the faster the shutter speed the less movement there will be.
ISO- How much light you need in the photo. If its really sunny outside you can lower the ISO so there won't be much light in your photo, the higher the ISO the more light there will be.